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.:Friday, May 26, 2006:.

-The Art in Creating Beautiful Art-


Is creating "beautiful art" more important than the process of creating?

What a great thought provoking question!

I think it depends on the artist. Sometimes the process is more fun than the finished product. The more fun, the more creativity.

On the other hand, if the process isn't as fun, but more intense, the finished product can be more meaningful because of the hard work it involved.

Then again, if the process is very repetitive and mundane, then the finished product is definitely more important.

I apologize if I've confused you with this, but I've confused myself! I'm still a little discombobulated from my rude awakening this morning lol!

Keep reading for more details...

Posted at 10:23 AM

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